Sentence examples for straightforward distinction from inspiring English sources

Thetela (1997) provided a simpler and more straightforward distinction between research and real world contexts, but only considered evaluations and evaluated entities where positive or negative attitudes are made explicit (in other words those that are positively or negatively 'inscribed'inscribed

Instead of the retro stylings of Nickle's original drawings, the film version of "The Ant Bully" settles for a prefab aesthetic of no satiric or straightforward distinction.

A straightforward distinction based on existing clinical and pathological criteria between all tested neurodegenerative diseases is therefore not immediately obvious from these gene expression data.

There is no straightforward distinction between NBS and other human induced management of ecosystem services.

This setup allows for a straightforward distinction between the acetyl groups at each position.

However, this was not always a straightforward distinction (Fig.  5) and some cases may have been mis-assigned.

There is no straightforward botanical distinction between bananas and plantains but, in general, bananas refer to the sweeter forms that are eaten uncooked, while starchy fruits that are peeled with a knife when unripe and then cooked are referred to as plantains and cooking bananas, while some cultivars are 'beer bananas' for fermentation of the juice, or used for deep frying as banana chips.

Spectrophotometric calibrations enable straightforward, quantitative distinctions between Nernstian and non-Nernstian electrode behavior.

The classification of research participants is straightforward, but the distinction drawn between clinicians and researchers (a category that includes clinicians) is more complex, reflecting the varied ways in which clinicians operate as researchers.

The challenge we overcome here is to distinguish which VMEntries in L 0 are meant for a VM in L 1 or L 2. Knowing that a VM of L 2 is stopped is straightforward, if the previous distinction is done.

Although it is relatively simple to detect hypervolemic patients through clinical signs, as they will show signs of edema etc., it is less straightforward to make a distinction between hypovolemic and euvolemic patients, especially in the elderly (Table  4) [ 24].